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Run: Antimicrobial Stewardship Audit

Audit antimicrobial prescribing for indication, agent choice, duration, de-escalation, and culture review in one structured pass. Use it to catch unnecessary...

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Audit Context

Record the chart number, encounter ID, or audit case reference used for this review.
Document the antimicrobial agent(s), dose, route, and frequency being audited.
Enter the date/time of the stewardship review and the reviewer name or role.
Select the audit context for this review.

Clinical Indication

A specific infection or prophylaxis indication is documented in the chart or order.
The documented indication is supported by signs, symptoms, labs, imaging, or procedural context.
Confirm the antimicrobial is justified as treatment, targeted prophylaxis, or guideline-supported prophylaxis.
If relevant, the suspected or confirmed source is documented (for example: urinary, respiratory, skin/soft tissue, intra-abdominal, bloodstream).

Agent Selection and Regimen

The chosen antimicrobial is appropriate for the suspected organism(s), infection site, and local guidance.
Broad-spectrum therapy is avoided when a narrower agent would provide adequate coverage.
The regimen matches patient factors such as renal/hepatic function, weight, severity of illness, and site of infection.
Documented allergies, prior adverse reactions, and intolerance history were considered in agent selection.
No unnecessary duplicate antimicrobial coverage is present unless specifically justified.

Duration and Stop Date

A clear stop date, planned duration, or review date is documented in the order or progress note.
The planned duration is consistent with the infection type, source control status, and clinical response.
Oral step-down was considered when the patient was hemodynamically stable, improving, and able to absorb oral therapy.
The regimen was reassessed at an appropriate interval for ongoing need and duration adjustment.

De-escalation and Culture Review

Appropriate cultures or diagnostic specimens were collected before antimicrobial initiation when feasible and indicated.
Available microbiology results were reviewed and documented in the stewardship assessment.
Broad therapy was narrowed, stopped, or adjusted based on culture, susceptibility, or clinical data when appropriate.
If cultures were negative or suggested contamination, the need for continued therapy was reassessed and documented.

Documentation and Stewardship Notes

Document any recommendation to continue, stop, narrow, switch to oral therapy, or obtain additional diagnostics.
Confirm the recommendation was communicated to the responsible clinician, pharmacist, or team.
Record any required follow-up, such as repeat review date, lab monitoring, or culture follow-up.

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